Sentences with phrase «gurney did»

But no one else has the story of the day Dan Gurney did not die, and it happened because I didn't kill him.

In 1965 there were no wins but Gurney did take five consecutive podiums, scored 25 points, finished fourth in the championship and continued to outshine teammates Denny Hulme and Brabham himself, who was beginning to consider retirement as a result.

Ever since Dan Gurney did it after winning Le Mans in 1967, spraying champagne on the podium has become a motorsports tradition.

Not exact matches

And it's not whatever brought you in a gurney that will kill you: it's the risk of suffering a secondary infection or catching some other disease that will do you in.

It did not catch Gurney until the race's fifth hour, when his steering failed.

Although Gurney enjoyed racing in Europe, he didn't completely ignore the racing scene back in the States.

I wish I didn't know that when babies are transported in an ambulance, they are stripped of their powdery - smelling clothes and strapped to adult - sized gurneys, naked.

She was throwing herself around the gurney and shouting for help without seeming to be completely aware of what she was doing or that she had just passed half a pint of bloody stool.

Meanwhile, on another soundstage, Burt Gurney (Channing Tatum who is having a blast doing a Gene Kelly impersonation) is dressed as a sailor and hoofing it to a song about dames.

He is currently in prison, and in the flashes of teenagers on gurneys and in body bags, police cars, rescue workers, and screaming parents outside of a high school that co - writer / director Lynne Ramsay inserts throughout the tapestry of Eva's memory, it does not take much imagination to determine what Kevin has done.

An extended musical sequence featuring Burt Gurney (Channing Tatum) is impressive, but does nothing to progress the story.

Mundane school rules have urgency at the GLC; students who don't maintain ordered lines might be in the way of an ambulance worker with a gurney or a frail elder with a walker.

Members of the stamp committee loved Gurney's sketch, so they asked him to do a new sketch that would include more dinosaur stamps.

Our car, serial number 57, did have a real Gurney autograph on the dashboard, though: VERY cool.

Later, Gurney told the Los Angeles Times: «At no time did we exceed 175 mph.»

I'm probably the biggest, dorkiest Gurney fanboy in the office, but even I don't care much for the graphics on the outside of this thing.

He asked me as I was being rolled along on the gurney, «Jack, does your car have a motor in it?»

I headed off for my technical briefing, and Gurney eventually took up the job he was there to do: giving guests rides around the track at real speed in the GT.

But things don't line up, and Gurney finds himself up against a uniquely sinister villain.

So, before you even begin to think about getting ready to try and obtain a certification, you first need to have a common sense idea as to whether you think this dog is going to do good around people who might act strangely; strange smells (such as sick people, chemicals); strange sights (wheelchairs, gurneys), strange places (not all dogs are relaxed and confident in new environments); etc..

Which is exactly what the Australian designer Nicholas Gurney managed to do in the renovation of this tiny apartment.

A case before the society of lawyer Donald Gurney, who is accused of allowing $ 25 million in offshore money to flow through his trust account without doing substantial legal work for the client, is being treated as a violation of the society's rule that you can't be involved in transactions that may assist a client in doing something wrong — not as money laundering, says Van Ommen.

«Don't think a «personal brand» is just some catchy and / or cheesy quick statement that makes people cock their eye,» says Darrell Gurney, founder of CareerGuy.com and author of Never Apply for a Job Again: Break the Rules, Cut the Line, Beat the Rest.

And Britney — gasp — lip synching (The New York Post notes: But let's take a minute to remind ourselves that at the infamous 2007 VMAs, Britney Spears didn't even seem to know where she was, and just months after, she was strapped to a gurney and being admitted to hospital for psychiatric treatment.